Pastor Tom discusses practices employed by people of faith in times past in order to preserve their ways of life in hostile secular cultures.

Pastor Tom discusses practices employed by people of faith in times past in order to preserve their ways of life in hostile secular cultures.

In this message, Pastor Tom discusses what it means to be created in the image of God, teaching that man has been given divine authority to be God's regent in the world: to reflect His life, His character, His rule, accomplished through new birth in Jesus Christ.

In this message, Pastor Tom discusses what it means to be created in the image of God, teaching that man has been given divine authority to be God's regent in the world: to reflect His life, His character, His rule, accomplished through new birth in Jesus Christ.

In this message, Pastor Neil discusses sanctification, and the beauty of living the Christian life. He encourages us to walk in the way of Jesus Christ in everything that we do, knowing that Jesus has the best knowledge about how to live.

In this message, Pastor Neil discusses sanctification, and the beauty of living the Christian life. He encourages us to walk in the way of Jesus Christ in everything that we do, knowing that Jesus has the best knowledge about how to live.

In this message, Pastor Neil discusses sanctification, and the beauty of living the Christian life. He encourages us to walk in the way of Jesus Christ in everything that we do, knowing that Jesus has the best knowledge about how to live.

In this message, Pastor Neil asks us to consider the most important question: does God have your heart? He reminds us that the heart will pursue those things that we tell it are good, whether it is God's truth, or fleshly pursuits.

In this message, Pastor Neil asks us to consider the most important question: does God have your heart? He reminds us that the heart will pursue those things that we tell it are good, whether it is God's truth, or fleshly pursuits.

In this message, Pastor Tom teaches on the basic arguments of the New Atheists. He urges us not to debate their premises, which are based on happiness as the goal of life, but instead to offer the image of the self-giving Christ as the goal of life, on earth and for eternity.